Malahat SkyWalk

Even though it was a bit cloudy on the day we went, it was a great experience! The walk from the car park to the tower is also very informative due to info signs. I was surprised that you could see the US from the top of the spiral tower and I loved the adventure net.

From the top, we saw something swimming in the water coming towards the shore but we could not define what it was. Maybe a bear swimming in the water? Tower viewers would be a great upgrade to the overall experience! I would have loved to know what the swimming object was.

A lot of fun! Definitely a place to bring the kids. Amazing views and fun little facts about the local area, wildlife, and the regions surrounding the area. It's nice to see something local that acknowledges the Aboriginal history.
Also, with the structure being wood, it was pretty nice to see they had fire extinguishers placed here and there. Just a little something I'm glad the builders added in because I don't see that too often with other tourist attractions (or at least notice it).

This is a wonderful tourism attraction. With stunning views at least 20km in nearly all directions from the top. We came mid week during the summer and there was an hour long wait for the slide. Totally worth it. There are minor logistical issues with the delivery of the mats required to use the slide but the staff were incredibly friendly and made the experience fun. There are still some things that could be added to the attraction, like information panels about wildlife on the walk back to the welcome centre but overall I think it was well done and will always encourage out of town guests to give it a visit!

I liked it - great views, the slide to the bottom has lineups that are prohibitive for many. It isn't spectacular but it is pretty cool and the construction is interesting!

There is a walkway to get there that is treetop height (well, not far off). And the main structure is enclosed but open to the air and quite nice!

They also have a minimal but quite nice restaurant.

I would take people there as an attraction.